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Week 1 - Panthers @ Jaguars (practice tweets, news articles, videos, etc)

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9 hours ago, Castavar said:

Don't forget the patented "put everybody on IR once we're out of playoff contention to make it look less bad" thing we always do every year. 

We've finished the season top half of league in fewest IR players last 2 years.  Im not spending more time than that doing your research 

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11 hours ago, Joe Bear said:

I'm getting strong 23-20 loss vibes, followed by a few absolute blowout losses. I'm interested to see, since Canales likes starting games with aggressive downfield passes on first down, does Young get intercepted on the first play of the season again?

well, going back and looking, Canales went 0-2 starting off games w/ big boy passes w/ Bryce Young last year to open up games.  So my nickel is on a Chubba run or a short pass to Tmac. 

 

 

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5 minutes ago, Move the Panthers to Raleigh said:

What's the over/under on Tepper throwing a drink on a JAX fan again?

Its yes or no. There's no over under unless it's betting on multiple drinks or people.

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24 minutes ago, csx said:

We've finished the season top half of league in fewest IR players last 2 years.  Im not spending more time than that doing your research 

He's far from the only one around here who likes to shout "opifacts" aka made up opinions that they believe are fact due to lack of basic research/understanding.

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14 minutes ago, PantherChris said:

He's far from the only one around here who likes to shout "opifacts" aka made up opinions that they believe are fact due to lack of basic research/understanding.

Probably some overlap with the population that wants to tank. Yet don't see that IR is a mechanism for getting younger players on the field and roster without having to cut starters.

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15 minutes ago, PleaseCutStewart said:

Sadly, this is when we usually end up winning games and cost ourselves like 5 spots in the draft...

And then we end up trading up in the draft anyway to recover those 5 spots we missed out on by winning those meaningless games. 

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21 minutes ago, Cat Fanboy said:

Throwing this out there....

 

Both times Panthers went to the Superbowl we played (and won) against the Jaguars Week 1.

 

Just sayin.

I remember...but this aint it. Not this team.

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3 hours ago, csx said:

We've finished the season top half of league in fewest IR players last 2 years.  Im not spending more time than that doing your research 

 
And yet we were still ranked as one the least healthiest team in the NFL last year.
 
"As of the end of the 2024 NFL season, the San Francisco 49ers and the Carolina Panthers were widely identified as the most-injured teams in the league. While San Francisco experienced a higher volume of injuries to key players, the Carolina Panthers were also among the league's least healthy teams in 2024."
 
"According to SIC Health Score: The Sports Injury Central (SIC) Health Score, which quantifies a team's overall health, ranked the Panthers as the least healthy team with an average score of 78.1."
 
 
Like I said, our conditioning and injuries continues to one of the worst in the league EVERY year throughout our whole existence. I have more 

 

 

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51 minutes ago, CPF4LIFE said:

I remember...but this aint it. Not this team.

Yeah, it's much much different this time.

However, I went back to watch that 2015 game because this parallel keeps coming up and, honestly, the first half was so much rougher than I remember. I'd say it's a sign that you never know but, again, you usually know.

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19 minutes ago, TG_General said:

I'd say it's a sign that you never know but, again, you usually know.

When you have a good team it’s more of an “any given Sunday” kind of mentality because even good teams lose.

When you have a bad team it’s more of a “yep, that’s what I figured” mentality because the one thing bad teams do consistently is lose.

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